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Zero Block. This is A-Block. Over.
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This is Zero Block. A-Block. Over.
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I now have visual confirmation
of Baki Hanma. Over.
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Roger. Report in detail. Over.
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Currently, the shooting squad
has apprehended Baki Hanma.
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It looks like the warden
is lecturing him. Over.
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That'll likely be a long lecture.
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Be patient and keep monitoring
the situation. Over.
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Roger that.
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Will patiently keep monitoring. Over.
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Good luck. Over and out.
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You're acting pretty tough.
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Even in this dismal situation,
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you claim you can be like Unchained,
unbound by anyone.
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Would I be correct to assume that
you believe you can escape this situation?
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Of course.
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How exciting.
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The shooting squad has now
surrounded Baki Hanma. Over.
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How kind of them. Over.
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Even now?
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Yeah.
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I would love to hear
what leads you to believe that.
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Then, could you please show me
how you'd escape?
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I'm already doing it.
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Oh-ho!
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Huh?
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I broke them earlier.
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When?
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When you entered my space.
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With this.
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Impossible.
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And, it wasn't just you.
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The six shooters here.
I've taken each of their second buttons.
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What?
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In other words, here.
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I took the buttons
from the weakest point on the torso.
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It's taking forever.
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Your plan ended in failure,
the moment you surrounded me.
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Your arrogance, bolstered by your guns,
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led you to enter too close into my space.
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Even now,
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if someone here pulls their trigger,
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and they don't precisely hit my cerebellum
which controls my motor nerves,
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I will definitely make a move.
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Of course, in that case,
I'll be taking much more than buttons.
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Maybe I'll crush the groin with a kick,
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or gouge the throat,
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or pierce the philtrum.
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In any case, at least two
out of the six will certainly die.
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Plus, not one of them here knows
the location of the cerebellum.
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What are you thinking?
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A shot in the head or the heart
and you'll die on the spot.
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It's common sense.
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It's time to stop listening
to this child's nonsense.
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Shoot him in the knee
and teach him a lesson.
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They can't do it.
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Too bad, Warden.
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They understand.
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They understand the fact
that they're actually the hostages.
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Warden, I hate to be a bother, but would
you put your arm around my shoulders?
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So that it comes across
as friendly to anyone watching.
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Like you would to your best friend.
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Now!
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A sight, the first in history,
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of gun-wielding hostages
taken by a barehanded criminal.
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Oh my.
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Now we see the warden's whimsy.
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What's going on, A-Block?
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Nothing.
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Everyone's going on a friendly picnic.
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Picnic?
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Oh, I get it.
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Nice of the Warden.
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Open!
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At the whimsical warden's direction,
the remaining two doors...
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opened without hesitation.
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Baki was clearly Unchained.
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Game over.
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Inmate Baki Hanma returns.
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Put the cuffs on.
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Are you insulting us?
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I just wanted to see
if I could get out or not.
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I see.
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So, you've succeeded
in becoming Unchained?
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Won't you congratulate me?
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Given my position, I can't do that.
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Doors opening!
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Mister.
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Did you abandon your escape?
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Less of an escape, more of an... outing?
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Like I care!
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He's angry!
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Oliva never gets upset.
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Going on a walk wasn't my goal.
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What was your goal, then?
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Mr. Oliva.
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Does my freedom bother you?
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You think you're on my level, kid?
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Going outside when I please,
without using weapons.
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And, coming back when I'm finished.
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How are you and I any different?
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Michael.
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Take off his cuffs.
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Huh?
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I was only going to tell you
if he didn't come back from his outing.
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In Japan there's the saying:
"to cauterize the skin with moxa."
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Resist all you want, kid.
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No need to take them off.
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Huh?
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You just had a flashy fight
with Mr. Guevaru two days ago,
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and although you're still a bit beat up,
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you think,
"My opponent's a kid. No problem."
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You don't know who you're dealing with!
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I'll let it slide for today.
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Grab some food, and try again!
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What a thing to say to Mr. Unchained!
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"Grab some food, and try again!"
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I get it.
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You're right.
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I haven't eaten breakfast today.
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Call it forgetful.
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That was some good advice!
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Must be tough being an adult.
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As the original Mr. Unchained,
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responding to the challenges
of a new Unchained
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would be beneath your dignity.
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So you hold in your flaring anger
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to assert your dignity.
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That's more or less it, isn't it?
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No adult wants to dance
to some brat's tune.
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What's wrong, young Baki?
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All I said was
that I forgot to eat breakfast.
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All this talk of the original
and the new Unchained,
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you're not yourself today, little Baki.
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It doesn't matter now.
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I don't care if you are free or unfree.
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I just wanted to show to the old man
who mistakenly thinks
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he's the most free in the world...
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that if I wanted to,
even I could leave a prison, too.
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I don't really feel like I'm not free now.
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I don't even need to go out.
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Let's go back in, Warden.
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It's just so stupid.
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Not feeling free unless
you're the most free person in the world.
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How unfree.
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Poor thing.
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Um, uh... Mister.
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I'll just put this in the garage.
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Hm?
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Uh, the bike.
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Yeah, I'll do it.
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Uh, okay.
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Um...
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I was just thinking of trading it in.
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Get me a brand new one.
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Every day.
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Every day.
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Whatever happens, every day...
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I go to Maria.
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I might be called
the strongest man in America,
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or the most selfish man in America.
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But, this daily duty...
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this ritual, is actually my only respite.
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Three minutes before the appointed time.
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It's been over ten years since we met.
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And yet, I'm giddy,
as if it were the first day we met.
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Attentive, as if it were the last day
we might ever have together.
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There you are!
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You're late.
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Forgive me, honey.
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I was so worried about being on time,
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I neglected to consider your feelings.
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I was careless.
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I'm so sorry!
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Hm?
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Oh, I see!
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You want to beat me
at rock-paper-scissors.
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Hurry up.
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You know I'm competitive
when it comes to contests.
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I'm the strongest in America,
even in rock-paper-scissors.
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Just hurry up!
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Here it comes!
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Rock-paper-scissors!
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Ah, darn it! I lost!
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I couldn't decide between rock or paper.
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Right, this time for sure!
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Rock-paper-scissors!
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Ah, I lost again!
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I should have done paper!
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Scissors!
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Argh, I did rock!
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To lose three in a row!
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I thought for sure that paper was coming.
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No matter how many times we do it...
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I shouldn't have done scissors!
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...the winner is whoever we say it is.
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It's the most ambiguous game in the world.
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Darling?
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I couldn't even win once tonight.
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But, next time I won't let you win.
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The winner is whoever we say it is.
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The most gentle game in the world.
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Solitary confinement.
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Known as the Black Door.
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In a sense, it is where the lucky ones,
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who were captured instead of shot,
are held.
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That being said...
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Boss! Boss!
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What?
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My shoulder! My arm's about to fall off!
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Please! Please take off the finger-cuffs!
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Please! I won't run away!
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Boss! Boss!
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Water! Just a cup of water!
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How long will this last?
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I'll never do it again!
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You seem to be doing well.
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And you?
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Baki. Reality is harsh.
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No matter how much
you laugh at my lack of freedom,
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or how loudly you profess your comfort,
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this is reality.
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I'm going to eat now.
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A luxurious 100,000-kilocalorie meal.
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I have such an appetite.
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It must be tough on the cook.
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World-class wine as my apéritif.
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For dessert, cognac in a musk melon.
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For a digestif,
the very best sherry, and a cigar.
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After I eat, I may go for a walk.
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Or, take a nap on my king-size bed.
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You should chew on that.
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The difference in our situations.
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Arizona State Prison.
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This is my kingdom.
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Oliva, I can vow this.
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In the very near future,
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you will grovel before me.
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Begging me to fight you.
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Begging me to accept your challenge.
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Oh man, too funny.
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It's such a good time with you.
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Hey, think about it.
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You, the most elite person here,
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just pissed on a person
who can't even move.
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That's how different
our situations are right now.
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But look at you.
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You aren't laughing at all!
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Aren't you gonna laugh, Unchained?
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Or can't you laugh, Unchained?
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Mister, please look at this.
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Something I found.
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1985 Lomanée-Conte Magnum.
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From the very best of years,
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this one bottle
is as expensive as a luxury car.
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Goodness gracious me!
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As expected.
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It's good, is it not?
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An immaculate Pinot-Noir.
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A magnificent fruit flavor.
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Cask-aged,
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and an earthy scent from a rich soil.
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And, the herbs.
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A slight nuance of tobacco.
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Though I only had but a sip,
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it's like a 100-piece orchestra.
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Despite a complex blending
of a myriad of flavors,
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00:21:19,945 --> 00:21:25,867
None of them are too ostentatious,
and each remain distinct.
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00:21:26,827 --> 00:21:28,787
The perfect balance.
270
00:21:33,083 --> 00:21:34,418
However,
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00:21:34,501 --> 00:21:38,380
what about this liquid of fermented grapes
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00:21:39,172 --> 00:21:43,468
makes it worth 10,000 times the cost
an affordable ten-dollar wine?
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00:21:43,552 --> 00:21:44,678
Um, Mister?
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00:21:45,304 --> 00:21:48,181
The deliciousness is
at most 11 or 12 times.
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00:21:48,265 --> 00:21:51,685
The pleasure is at most 14 or 15 times.
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00:22:02,029 --> 00:22:03,697
Call the Warden.
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00:22:06,158 --> 00:22:07,701
Sorry, Baki.
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00:22:08,410 --> 00:22:11,038
I wanted to get you some ice, but...
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It's delicious.
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00:23:46,716 --> 00:23:51,179
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